On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 14:04, Uwe Willenbacher wrote: > > Feb 6 13:53:58 server spamd[16597]: connection from localhost [ 127.0.0.1 > ] at port 20506 > Feb 6 13:54:00 server spamd[17335]: clean message for (unknown):87 in 2 > seconds. > Feb 6 13:56:57 server spamd[16597]: connection from localhost [ 127.0.0.1 > ] at port 20512 > Feb 6 13:57:01 server spamd[17354]: identified spam for (unknown):87 in > 4 seconds. > > SpamAssassin does it's job, however, as you can see that all mail seems to > be for "unknown". Is there a way to > > a) either turn of logging completely or
Logging is done via syslog, through the facility specified on the spamd command line with the '-s' flag. Default is 'mail'. You can configure whether to log or not, and where message go, etc. in your syslog.conf > b) (preferred) get the "To" address logged To get that logged, you'll need to have spamd process the message as that user I think, which means removing the '-u' flags from both command lines. What it's logging is really not who the To: is to, but rather who the user is for which the config files are being read. I suppose it would be smart to log the To: line, if one exists, in situations where currently it just dumps "(unknown)". I'll take a look at the code and add that if it's easy. In return, (guessing by your name), if you feel like it, you can help out the project by translating the rule descriptions into german! If you want to, you can copy the pattern of 30_text_es.cf to make a 30_text_de.cf to include in the distro. The easiest way to get the stuff to translate is: egrep -h '^describe' ../rules/*|sed -e 's/^/lang de /' > rules/30_text_de.cf and then edit that file! Thanks, C _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
